I absolutely agree regarding the durability of the Leatt 2.0 shoes. We picked up some for our son as a more weatherproof alternative to Shimano GR7s when it got cold and wet last year. Not only were we able to find them at a great discount, they took some serious weather abuse without flinching. We ended up purchasing a second pair (again, at a discount) to rotate between wet and dry pairs. They are a bit warm for summer, but the Shimanos go back on for warm weather. He feels the grip is good enough for flat pedal trials riding. The sole is stiffer than Shimano by a bit, if anyone is thinking of trying them.
Sept. 21, 2022, 4:07 p.m. - Stihlgoin
I absolutely agree regarding the durability of the Leatt 2.0 shoes. We picked up some for our son as a more weatherproof alternative to Shimano GR7s when it got cold and wet last year. Not only were we able to find them at a great discount, they took some serious weather abuse without flinching. We ended up purchasing a second pair (again, at a discount) to rotate between wet and dry pairs. They are a bit warm for summer, but the Shimanos go back on for warm weather. He feels the grip is good enough for flat pedal trials riding. The sole is stiffer than Shimano by a bit, if anyone is thinking of trying them.